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Adding a new tenant and users to the DQC Platform

For improved access control and data separation, we recommend creating a dedicated tenant per data domain or business function within the DQC Platform. This ensures data is only accessible to relevant users and is fully isolated from other teams or departments.

Why use separate tenants?

  • Full data isolation across teams or regions

  • Simplified user and permission management

  • Better control over sensitive datasets

  • Only users assigned to a tenant can view its data and connectors

Step-by-step: Create a new tenant and invite users

(Optional) Step 1: Remove user from an existing tenant

If a user is still assigned to another tenant and you want to start fresh:

  1. Go to Settings > Profile

  2. Click on Delete Account

  3. Confirm the deletion

This step is only necessary if the user must be moved from a different tenant

Step 2: Create a new tenant

Once the previous account is deleted (or if no tenant exists yet), logging into the DQC Platform again will automatically create a new, isolated tenant.

Step 3: Invite team members to the new tenant

To collaborate with others:

  1. Navigate to Settings > Invite User

  2. Enter the email addresses of your team members

  3. Send the invitations

Invite colleagues to your new tenant with just a few clicks

Step 4: Accept the invitation

Invited users will receive a notification with a popup inside the DQC Platform to accept the tenant invitation.

Users can join the tenant directly from the DQC Platform UI

If the user is not yet registered for the DQC Platform, he will receive an email for registration.

Access scope and security

  • Data sources, rules, tables, and connectors are fully isolated within each tenant

  • Users in one tenant cannot see or access data from other tenants

  • This setup ensures that permissions and visibility remain scoped to the right group

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